/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>10779863
Well there quite simply isn't one..

>>10779863
every single day

Why is it that the gross cheap hot dogs taste the best?

Dick’s hamburgers are around $1.50

>20oz soda (with refill)
>540-970 cal

In reality it's more like 3000 calories for the people who eat at the Costco food court.

>>10779933
I've never really liked Dick's. Drunk though, holy shit, give me a Deluxe and some of those shitty fries.

>>10779933
Pretty good but not every value. Two deluxes and a fries puts you near $10

>>10779923
bitch those are kosher

>>10779863
On fridays at IKEA they have the same deal for $1, and everyday you can get two hotdogs, a bag of chips, and a drink for $2.50.

Anyone remember when Costco's hotdogs tasted way better than they do now? What happened?

>>10779923
because hot dogs aren't meant to be gourmet

Can I eat at Costco without a membership?

>>10780242
if you have a costco gift card you can get in the same way as anyone else

They lose money on every sale, but the thing about those hotdogs is that it literally bait. They get people like you hook on the hotdog and hope that you would start wandering around their store and by their 1000 gallon of milk or 20 HDTVs.

>>10780253
>they lose money on every sale
No they don't.

>>10780253
considering you can head right to the food stall, it's not that big of a manipulation. most of the store is in front of the registers. People get their stuff, pay for it, then on their way out pass the food, it's kind of the opposite. now if the food was in the back, that's smart

>>10780242
ive never been stopped, just tell them that you are eating there. also since im in commiefornia i dont have to have a membership to buy alcohol as long as im only buying alcohol

>>10780256
https://www.quora.com/Does-Costco-make-any-profit-on-the-food-they-sell-at-the-food-court/answer/Josh-Smith-707
And about 15 articles about this. They are meant to pull people in.

>>10780260
I don't know, once they're in the store, they might consider buying things there while they're enjoying their hotdog, and in bulks.

>>10780194
>>10780194
Started making their own Kirkland dogs I think

>>10780267
Thanks for proving me right with your article. They don't lose money. They just don't make much. Your article literally says they make money. You are a retard.

>>10780285
What? No it doesn't. it's a loss leader, costco even admit it is.

>>10780357
Did you read the article?

>>10780152
>>10780194
I worked in the food court up until very recently, we have a factory in Seattle where the dogs are made and then shipped to various warehouses. They are no longer kosher, which may be the reason they taste different, aside from the change in production facility. All kosher food really is though is just a rabbi blessing the food or some heeb shit like that though.

>>10780394
Also just so everyone is aware of how the puppers are cooked; we have a machine that heats a few separate wells of water to ~190-200℉ in which we put two prepackaged bags of say 15 dogs into. they boil for 15 min or until they reach an internal temp of 165℉ then are served.

I want two hotdogs for 2 dollars and no soda.
Fuck soda fucking disgusting.

>>10780413
The dog itself is 1.61, the soda just comes free with it. Lots of people asked for 2 dogs for $2, you're not the only one.

>>10780441
Well $1.50 I should say, the rest depends on your local tax rate.

>>10780267
>using quora as a source

cmon son

>>10779935
I haven't seen many big people at the food court there, not really sure what you're implying though. That people drink 2.5k~ calories of soda there?

>>10780253
you don't actually lose money charging $1.50 for a hotdog and fountain drink. You just don't make very much money either.

>>10780807
This. So much this. Upvoted

>>10780176
yeah but getting to IKEA is a nightmare. So exhausting

>>10781194
Yea it is. Whenever im there, i wipe my snot and boogers on everything most touched by people. I film them touching it and their reactions for a kick, in youtube.

>>10780807
>5 dollars bucks

>>10780260
You'll notice that every Costco's main aisle is shaped like a horseshoe, and there's a wall between the entrance and exit door even though they're next to eachother. More than ninety percent of the people who enter a Costco follow this specific path around the store (see dotted line in pic related), which merchandisers revolve item placement around to ensure people walk by every single one of the highest profit margin items.
Costco is designed to be a one-way flow store, just like the gas station.
Also you may notice that paper products and sundries, the department which makes the most sales, are in the back.

>>10781376
Forgot my pic

>>10779953
>>10779949
>>10779933

but the shakes dude

the shakes

>>10781381
is every costco layout the same?
I live in bumfuck nowhere canada and our costco looks identical to that

>>10781452
For the most part yes, the main aisle and general locations of the departments are kept under fairly strict compliance, so the steel and aisle layout is largely the same. Most everything along that main aisle is considered a show floor, and is going to be split between corporate's plans to drive sales regionally, and the store's merchandising manager's discretion based on the needs of the community. There's a ton of community outreach involved in any Costco.

>>10781520
>>10781452
The raw configuration is the same everywhere but it's at the store's discretion where they put certain items. IE one costco may have the bread near the entry door while another has it near the checkout lines.

>tfw searching 20 minutes for english muffins because some cheeky nig switched it up over night

>>10781452
My local Costco (Brighton, mi) is actually mirrored from this one, but yeah same thing.

>>10781550
>>10781540
It'd be insane to do it any other way. Merchandising can seem tricky and unpredictable, but when you have all your sales numbers right in front of you, it just becomes an obvious fact where you should put the items that always sell the most.

>>10779863
the slice of pizza for a few cents more
haven't had soda in probably 10 years

>>10779863
Sacrificing first born to become president.

>>10779863
Going hungry for $0, much better deal than that junk

>>10781708
All jokes aside that is a great deal, but for some reason most people think they're getting ripped off.

>>10780242
Just tells them you’re going to the pharmacy. Some have a food window outdoors.

>>10781550
>My local Costco (Brighton, mi)

say hi to my cousin Joe

2 dollar waffle house double cheeseburger

>>10780394
The animals are killed differently in a Kosher slaughterhouse. Not the blood draining shit, I think that’s pretty standard these days, but during a Kosher slaughter the animal just has its throat cut, they’re not stunned first. They also have to cut the throat a certain way and sever the trachea, arteries and esophagus, and use a specific kind of knife. It’s all meaningless nonsense of course, but it’s quite involved. Goes way beyond the blessing, you’d have to have special procedures, facilities and staff (basically necessitating an entire kosher slaughterhouse). It’s a complete racket, but for some reason I think the meat tastes better. Probably just some sort of placebo.

>>10780267
>food handler at costco
>quora

>>10779863
Seven dollars for a ''''''pound''''' of fudge.

>>10781452
Same as mine in the uk

>>10780242
It depends. If its outdoors, yes, at least in my experience

>>10779863
Look at that smug little hot dog sitting snarkily in between those onions and relish. Sitting there knowing, KNOWING it's not just ANY hot dog. It's a Kirkland Signature brand sausage. 1/4 pound all beef or polish hot dog for a buck fifty? Of course it knows it's the best deal around. It sees you there looking over the menu as if you had any other choice in the matter. Even without the 20 oz. soda (with refill) it knows it's still just plain irresistible.

>>10780242
definitively yes. food court, pharmacy, eye care, and liquor area can all be accessed without a membership

>>10781194
do you live in the sudan?

I really like the taste of hotdogs but I don't eat them anymore because of all the nitrates and the cancer risk of cured meats. I can't give up bacon yet, I only get nitrate free but supposedly it still causes cancer

>>10780242
yeah just walk in quit being a fucking pussy

>>10780176
And their hotdogs are bitterly disappointing

>>10783028
it turns out life causes cancer, anon

>>10780242
you're supposed to have one
i've been carded before depending on the costco but i happen to be a member
it's a pretty good membership to have though unless you're by yourself

>>10780408
>℉
Get your fancy F out of here.

>>10779863
$12 for a bottle of pic related

>>10781948
>they're not stunned first
>but for some reason I think the meat tastes better
The fear they experience and adrenaline that gets released before dying makes the meat taste better

Costco pays less than 25 cents for every hot dog they serve. Then every soda to go with it costs even less than that.
People still want to claim they're losing money at the food court.

>>10783766
You have to factor in the fact that employees cost a company roughly 2x their hourly rate when you factor in insurance, benefits, etc and the cost of electricity to cook the food. They're probably making basically nothing

>>10783723
Fuck you eurofag

>>10783784
I already factored that in dumbass

Not eating pig anus

1 large jar of peanut butter

>>10780413
Filll your cup with water then lol
They technically have sparkling water in the fountain, in that one of them will usually be out of syrup and just dispensing the water.

>>10783917
Enjoy your heart attack

>>10783882
Companies don't factor in labour as profit. Employees aren't shareholders, that they get money is a loss.
At this point you may as well lecture us on surplus-value, herr Marx.

>>10780413
>>10783926
There are two secondary dispensers over some of the regular ones at mine. One just says water and the other says "soda", but it's just soda water and not the sweetened stuff.

>>10783953
Must be nice living in the big city

>>10783939
This thread isnt about company audits. It's about people teaching you things from personal experience.

>>10783961
I don't really consider where I live the big city, but I've never really seen any places with soda dispensers not offer just plain soda water. I think it would be a good business decision since people would still have to pay for the drink but they aren't using the syrup.

You can see each soda has the normal dispenser in this pic but the one for Twist has an arrow pointing to another small white button that just says "soda". Some people think it's to dispense the type of sweet soda it's on but it just gives soda water. Double check next time you go to make sure you didn't miss it.

>>10783988
If only personal experience would teach simple math, then we'd be lucky to have you as a professor.

>>10784004
For real, no costco in my city has that, and there's like 5. There's a water option, but no soda option.

>>10779863
the infinite love of jesus christ is free

>>10784017
That sucks. Maybe you can contact them and ask them to add it if you eat there often enough for it to be worth the bit of effort. Like I said it saves them money because you're paying for the drink but not using the syrup so they might go for it.

>>10784014
Ok, you keep preaching that Costco loses money on $1.50 hot dogs and i'll keep pointing out how untrue it is, hot dog boy.

>>10784027
I'm not the guy who originally started preach the hot dogs as loss. You'll be pleased to know that we are both, in fact, wrong. Costco does make money on the dogs. I was wrong.
It used to be losing money on the hot dogs, however. Do you know why it now makes a return on them?

>>10784124
No, they never lost money on hot dogs in the first place, so what your guessing game is implying is wrong. Give it up already.

>>10784156
Oh, so you don't.
https://425business.com/costco-ceo-craig-jelinek/
>“I came to (Jim Sinegal) once and I said, ‘Jim, we can’t sell this hot dog for a buck fifty. We are losing our rear ends.’ And he said, ‘If you raise the effing hot dog, I will kill you. Figure it out.’ That’s all I really needed. By the way, if you raised (the price) to $1.75, it would not be that big of a deal. People would still buy (it). But it’s the mindset that when you think of Costco, you think of the $1.50 hot dog (and soda).

>“What we figured out we could do is build our own hot dog-manufacturing plant (in Los Angeles) and make our own Kirkland Signature hot dogs. Now we are doing so much hot dog business that we’ve opened up another plant in Chicago.

That's the CEO saying that before making their production in house the hot dogs were for some time sold at loss.
In any case, I'm sure you can understand what average 2% annual inflation does to a price fixed at 1980 to a 15% markup. Why is that such a foreign concept to you?

>>10784195
*1985
my mistake

>>10784033
Does it come with Hep B in New York?

$1.50 for hypertension sounds great to me

>>10784222
You can get a vaccine for that

>>10784156
Imagine being too stupid to understand what a loss leader is

>>10784326
You just got called out and now you're crying

>>10784339

>>10784354
Thats what I thought you'd do, show off your prized possession of a meme while in the middle of getting tossed around like a rag doll.

>>10784366

>>10781948
Thanks, I've actually always wondered about that, and would welcome additional information.

>>10783745
I always thought fear supposedly ruined the taste of meat, unless you were a clown

>>10784386
>I always thought fear supposedly ruined the taste of meat
It does, it's just something said by people trying to be edgy

>>10780253
>1000 gallon milk
nigga they sell milk by the gallon
LMAO

>>10783723
Fuck off, Fahrenheit is king in the cooking world and I live in a metric country

>>10780176

Swedish sized hot dog vs american sized hot dog

No wonder the muslims etc. etc.

>>10783807
>>10784396
>rent free
I think he was pointing out the font is different for some reason with the F.

I'm glad there's people in this thread who arent so brainwashed that they'd believe Costco loses money on hotdogs.

>>10784326
He is right, you know. It isn't a loss leader, costco presently makes a profit off it. That's from the mouth of the current CEO.
But hey, from his mouth is also that they were for a time losing money on it, which is an entirely reasonable thing to expect.

>>10784407

Don't you EVER clarify things for me or my son EVER AGAIN

>>10784418
>>10784366
Myth BUSTED

>>10780253
Actually, Costco makes about 8 cents per hotdog combo, and thats assuming the customer gets a refill.

>>10784448
The source of that is the same quora post posted here. My source was the CEO saying that they solved the issue of loss by switching production in house.

>>10784448
Your fatass girlfriends twitter will never be considered a legitimate source

>>10784420
To clarify, anon meant his wife's son.

>>10784420
Your son is the entire reason this argument got started.

>>10784458
The CEO is on record as saying both the rotisserie chicken and hotdogs are loss leaders. I also vaguely remember their gas prices being in the same category

Fishface

>>10784512
Could you link him saying such, then?

>>10784512
I wouldn’t be surprised if they still made money off their gas. Yes it’s cheap, but it’s also the shittiest gas you can put in your vehicle according to my mechanic buddy.

>>10784521
According to my wife's son's best friend's step dad it's actually among the top gas around

>>10784512
This guy is a compulsive liar and its starting to get on my nerves.

>>10784512
Post the link fat man

>>10784533
https://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/news/2018/01/08/costco-bets-big-onbirds-with-300-million-chicken.html

>Costco Wholesale Corp.is building a massive –and controversial– chicken factory in Nebraska to supply it with its loss-leading $4.99 rotisserie birds

Sorry sweetie, but you're FIRED

>>10784540
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkYNBwCEeH4

>>10779863

>>10784540
Hahaha youre guy is making a chicken factory

>>10784547
Ad hominem again? Sssstrike two!

>>10784560
I mean he's trying to

>>10784533
I'm new to the thread
>>10784539
see>>10784540

I don't know why you fags are choosing this hill to die on when it is an obvious business tactic

>>10784540
This follows the pattern of doing for the chicken what the CEO did for the hot dog when he said he couldn't stomach the losses. the result may very well be a profitable $4.99 chicken.

>>10783784
You know nothing of corporate accounting and margin management

>>10779863
>20c of hotdog, warmed up in a microwave, not even on a BBQ
>15c of bun, not even toasted
>5c of diced (wtf why diced instead of sliced?) onion, uncooked when it should be grilled on the BBQ until it caramelizes
>squirt a bit from the No Frills relish bottle
why would you waste your money on this shit? it's basically same tier as the old fuck making pickle pizza toast on the .webm thread.
You could make it yourself at home and it'd taste infinitely better, not to mention it'd take less time and be more fun than driving to wherever that place is, waiting in line, driving back etc.

>>10785872
Sounds like you've never had a hotdog/polish from Costco

Go eat one and get back to me. Plus the fact that I can get full for $5 is great before or after I shop depending on the hangover. Costco is legit, there is no disputing this. Even the shitty state in the south I now live in has had a Costco for a bit and they're killing it

8 dollars large 3 topping @ dominos

>>10780176
Ikea hotdogs are literally worse than the grocery store

>>10785872
You're ignorant, and have never had a Costco hot dog. They're boiled like any street dog, the bun is steamed. This is a food court in a store, not a restaraunt you visit.

>>10779953
>a fries
Come on now, you know you can't get away with just one order of fries. And frankly, I prefer the Special instead of the Deluxe.
But even so, the value still isn't on the level of Costco.

>>10785872
Their hot dogs are a good value, agreed, but also not that tasty of a hot dog
>>10786103
If as street vendor tried to hand me a boiled hot dog, I'd hand it back to her. Who sells boiled hot dogs on the street? The whole point is that you have a grill. I could walk into starbucks with a hot dog and ask for a cup of boiling water if I wanted a boiled hot dog to go.

>>10786103
>You're ignorant, and have never had a Costco hot dog. They're boiled like any street dog, the bun is steamed

How does any of that change anon's point? It's still much cheaper to prepare it yourself than it is to buy it from Costco.

And for that matter, why would anyone want a steamed or boiled hot dog anyway, when much tastier options exist?

>>10779863
'co 'za

guys my local costco has cheeseburgers now

im in fullerton Ca btw

>>10786508
>cheaper to prepare it yourself than it is to buy it
That goes for almost anything. I'm sure most people only buy food from the food court before/after they had to do their grocery shopping and were going to be there anyway.

>>10786508
Wow so insightful that it's cheaper to cook your own meals rather than pay someone to prepare and give you a hot meal.

A $1.50 for a cup 'n dog is dirt cheap and has a few different ingredients that add up costs if you were to buy everything to make it at home

Its actually not that cheap, they sell at a lost. But the revenue again from keeping you there out weights the cost, and of course its cheaper to make you own food. Just isn't hot and ready.

>>10784540
Can't tell the difference between a chicken and a hotdog

>>10786921
They are cheap, Costco pays a quarter a hot dog then serves it to you for a buck fifty and you run around the neighborhood talking about Costco loss prevention.

>>10780176
Yeah but:
Costco hotdogs are GOAT
IKEA hotdogs are shit-tier

I get the Costco hotdog deal most times I go to Costco (not often). I tried IKEA's hotdog deal once, and I'll never make that mistake again.

>>10780261
>since im in commiefornia i dont have to have a membership to buy alcohol as long as im only buying alcohol
What, do Californians have some kind of right to buy alcohol or something

>>10780807
For me, it's the five dollar buck box

It really is a great deal. And honestly, the pizza is great too.
Welcome to Costco. I love you.

>>10784396
>Fuck off, Fahrenheit is king in the cooking world and I live in a metric country
Shut up stupid leaf

>>10780152
They haven't been kosher for years.

>>10781277
No you don't.

>>10779863
make that dill relish and sold

You want a REAL deal?

Building the wall and having Mexico pay for it.

>>10785904
Wtf's CostCo?

>>10786103
Steaming a bun = instantly a shitty hotdog. The bun has to be toasted and the sausage grilled at the bare minimum.

>>10783729
where the hell did you find 'vark for that cheap?

>>10779863
ok so i recently got the polish dog from costco in carlsbad ca and its was absolutely disgusting. i used t praise it and it had a good snap to the sausage link but now even aftter having inpected the end f the dog then threw away looked like spam mushed in with human remains like its soilent green status i am never wwating a hotdog or polish dog from there again

>>10780176
Thing is I don't go to Ikea every week or two. I go to Costco because I need to stock food and sometimes they have nice clothes or good deals on miscellaneous stuff. Ikea is all about furniture and junk.

>>10779863
Sam's club hot dog. Tastes better.

>>10784457
what about 2 refills?

>>10779863
I once got a stomach ache after eating one of these hours later, and ended up having a shit day.

>>10780176
I like this better than costco as well

>>10784033
dollar dumplings are a better deal son

>costco meat

Enjoy your trans fat

Get some nathans hot dogs if you want hot dogs. Weinerschnitzel used to be alright but the buns got worse

>>10786567
Fellow resident of that fine town. Have you tried them? I think they were 4 bucks and that seems a bit much.

>>10779863

God bless the South.

>>10779863
>tfw I'm a Sam's Club virgin

>>10790141
No wonder the south has more lard lads. I would totally pig out if I was there though

Do street taco carts exist where you live?

The taco carts here in Salt Lake City, sell three tacos for 2.50 and a can of soda for .50

Very well made

>>10790157

The shakes are fucking fantastic as well.

Vanilla
Hershey's Chocolate
Strawberry
Red Cherry
Heath Toffee
Chocolate Oreo
Reese's Cup
Cappuccino
Caramel Fudge
Caramel
Cherry Cobbler
Chocolate Malt
Heath Toffee
Blueberry
Chocolate Cherry
Red Cherry
Banana Fudge
Banana Pineapple
Banana Pudding
Fresh Banana
Banana Berry
Banana Nut
Chocolate Chip Mint
Chocolate Nut
Mocha
Oreo
M & M
Oreo Mint
Peach
Peach Cobbler
Reese Cups
Orange Push Up
Fresh Peanut Butter
Peanut Butter Banana
Peanut Butter Fudge
Brownie
Chocolate Fudge
Double Chocolate
Cheesecake Chocolate Chip
Strawberry Cheesecake

Fresh Watermelon (July-August)
Fresh Egg Nog (Dec.)
Pineapple
Snickers
HiC Punch
Walnut

>>10790141
Regular hamburger is the same price as the double burger?

>>10790121
>4 bucks

not the anon you were replying to, but that's ridic

>>10790268
jesus christ

>>10790188
>>10790188
WHAT? in nyc, you can't ever get 3 tacos for under 8 dollars. not even tacobell

>>10790806
NYC is hardly the place to compare food prices to, it's crazy.
t. $5 all you can eat fish fry MN

>>10780784
>literal loss leader for a business
>literally called LOSS LEADER
>because you take a loss
>being this retarded

>>10780267
>quora
Thanks Jingesh

>>10779933
And risk getting stabbed with an HIV+ needle by some heroin addicted scum fuck who deserves nothing more than a gas chamber.

Yeah, okay.

>>10784396
Meh, it's a toss up. I definitely think Fahrenheit is objectively better for weather reports. We claps should use metric for distance and weight. And we do use for chemistry and physics.

>>10792406
we do use metric for*

>>10790726
I'm guessing it's split into two patties with different condiments. Possibly less meat overall like the big mac.

>>10790141
I need to go again, I forgot what a good fucking deal it is. And they shakes are fucking good. Too bad mine is outside a night club near one of the few bad black areas around here where knife fights breakout. I'm guessing the place isn't super sanitary, either. But it was fine, better than McDonald's, from what I saw front of house. Better food too.

>>10792432

I was recently in South Carolina visiting a friend and when I saw a Cook Out nearby I kinda freaked. Ended up going three times in a short amount of time.

I grew up in Virginia but I live in California now and the idea of finding a deal like that with a shake in the Bay Area is truly laughable.

>>10790726

They have switched to little trays and big trays. The double burger got moved to the big tray.

>t. Big Double Cook Out style with onion rings and beef quesadilla and huge sweet tea

>>10792514
>fries and onion rings with your tray

How fucking dumb can you be?

>>10792514
How is it a good deal when you have to go to the South to get it?

>>10780621
>I haven't seen many big people at the food court there
Really?
Costco is where I see monster-grade fatties, like the 1200 pound purple foot fuckers.
Man, I'd kill myself if I was that big.

>>10793228
>hot fries and onions rings locked into the same styrofoam box
>steam condenses and collects onto the fries and rings making them soggy
>dryass hambuger patties
nah cookout is a shitty meme desu

>>10786501
>I could walk into starbucks with a hot dog and ask for a cup of boiling water if I wanted a boiled hot dog to go.
only if you're black.

>>10793215
>>10793228
>>10793253
you're supposed to get 2 beef quesadillas, 2 ranch chicken wraps, and a huge sweet tea as this is the most calorie-dense cook out tray for the flat price

no mention of del taco where you can get 1.5lbs
(usually heavier') of beans and cheese burrito for $2 with the $1 survey coupon

i just wish it was beans and rice, that would be healtheir

oh yeah and del taco acrtually cooks their food in house instead of rehydrating crap like tao bll and all the other fast food

>>10788061
Here's an anon who knows dogs need to be grilled and buns toasted.

>>10793267
>no mention of del taco
lol why would we? that place is even worse than taco bell. literal bottom of the barrel.

>>10793267
>>10793281
del taco is the jack in the box of tex-mex restaurants and that is in no way a positive statement

>>10793268
honestly, anon it depends on the dog and the way you're gonna top it. some dog/top combinations are better with a boiled dog rather than grilled. even a shitty steamed bun can be okay every now and then. why limit yourself to just one way of eating something? that's autism, dude.

Costco Food Court Onion Salad = FREE

aka Costco Kimchi

>>10793297
Wtf is wrong with you.

>>10793438
he's jewish so anything free is super tasty and amazing to him

>>10793297
This is why some places stopped letting people take their own sauerkraut and onion and now you have to ask for it at the counter.

>>10783745
Kosher slaughter uses a very large (>16in for beef), razor sharp knife called a chalef that creates a nearly painless incision. Temple Grandin observed that a proper Kosher slaughter is no more traumatic to the animal than a conventional one.

>>10793469
can't blame the jews this time /pol/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1cqDQSOrZM

>>10793522
http://www.grandin.com/ritual/slaughter.without.stunning.causes.pain.html

>Research also shows that cattle aspirate (inhale) blood into the lungs during Kosher and halal slaughter. This can vary from 36% to 69% (Gregory et al, 2008). The cattle were restrained in an upright position. The author has also observed aspiration of blood during Kosher and halal slaughter. It is the author’s opinion that aspiration of blood is more likely to be a serious welfare problem for cattle, because bovines take longer to lose sensibility (consciousness) compared to sheep (Baldwin, 1971 and Blackmore, 1984). This provides more time for cattle to aspirate blood compared to sheep.

In the absolute best of circumstances pain is minimized, but it's still more traumatic than stunning especially for cattle. It takes about 10 seconds for some animals to become unconscious after having their throat cut but it can take minutes for others, and it's still longer than the instant it takes when using a stunning method.

>>10793253

Idk about you anon, but there was usually so little time between ordering and getting served for me that the patties had no time to become dry nor the fried food to become soggy.

I usually got 1/4 lb burger w/ cheese, corn dog, and hushpuppies with a banana pudding shake.

Friend would get spicy chicken sandwich, beef quesadilla, and fries with a mint Oreo shake.

We'd always see other broke asses from base getting their fill at Cook Out.

>>10793558
Wow. So much for people trying to defend Korean food ever again.

>>10783931
Why would peanut butter give you a heart attack? The calories?

The pizza is so much better holy shit. I lived on Long Island and despite all the crafty ways the guidos make their rolls and calzones and stuffed pies, this microwave bullshit tops it all

>>10793297
Koreans were a mistake

>>10788100
Secret Aardvark Trading Company has a website you can order it from. It's also on Amazon Prime now.

>>10793558
Koreans are the Jews of Asia

>>10779863
the Fruit smoothie.

I went to the Costco at Vinnings in GA, filled up on gas, bought some eggs and milk It was fucking hot today, get me a fruit smoothie and drink outside in thhe sun under thhe shade of a tree.

SO FUCKING GOOD I WANT MORE!

>>10784521
you and your mechanic buddy are absolute morons

>>10787008
yeah, we can always buy beer any county, any city, any time except 2-6am. were not cucked liked texas or other flyovers

>>10785913
hook me up wif dah coupon

>moved back to home town
>closest costco is 2 hours away
Just fuck my shit up senpai

>>10779863
your mom

>>10781427
...aren't that great.

>>10797972
>fruit smoothie
and you didn't get diarrhea?

>>10798309
>he doesn't enjoy recreational diarrhea

Amateur

>>10799035
>recreational diarrhea
are you talking about drinking public pool water?

>>10798309
>>10799144
>>10799035
unironaclly what?
you get diarrhea from fruit?? uhm... maybe stop eating MCD and fast food, cause thats not normal at all.

>>10799978
those smoothies can make anyone shit their pants.

>>10781277
last time I was there I sneezed in the elevator leaving a huge booger on the wall

>>10781381
nice potato image

>>10783028
>nitrate free bacon
you are a stupid fuck!